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January 14, 2026· 57m

ACHP Episode 447 Starbucks Administrative Leave

ACHP Episode 447 Starbucks Administrative Leave

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Red light go, green light go.

What can we do with the what?

Go ahead, don't over talk me

then.

This is the intro Welcome to a

Cigar Hustler podcast episode

447.

It's Wednesday, January 13th,

2026 and Brittany Stephen

Kovich's birthday.

Happy birthday.

That was yesterday.

We covered that yesterday.

Yeah, but her birthday, oh,

birthday's today that we're

recording.

Her birthday was yesterday.

Happy birthday yesterday.

You're a mess.

Well, we're actually recording

on her birthday.

I can't believe Palmer just

pulled the fire alarm on that.

I'm Mike Palmer, your host and

with me today in engineering we

have boots.

I don't invite Brittany to my

parties either.

Hippelhauser.

Wow.

And my Co host Mikey.

I saw Preston today and I'm in

such a good mood.

Stepan Kevitch on today's show.

Disney tickets now $10 million.

Oh, American.

American Florida has a But it's

good news.

Florida has the cheapest gas

here.

Biggie, biggie, it's coffee

time.

Then in cigars, Elsa Teemo goes

to Canada a another new cigar

and the Oasis is wet and the

Bocock boys are back in the

news.

Oh boy.

Then we wrap it up with a What's

the score?

Maybe.

Like you're surprised we did

everyday Mikey.

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We shouldn't eat during the show

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Look at him real quick.

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I'm not eating.

Stay there.

My camera crooked.

It looks like it's slanted.

Like, nobody can hear you

smacking.

Yeah, like.

Nobody you're hearing.

The beef jerky.

Here we go.

Well, yeah, it's the lunch show.

Give it to me.

There he is.

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Disney is officially unveiled

what might be the most exclusive

theme park ticket in history, a

$10 million Disney experience.

And it's not just about skipping

lines.

This ultra luxury package is

designed for elite travelers who

want Disney with 0 limits.

We're talking private jet

travel, five star resorts,

personal Disney concierge, VIP

park access and behind the

scenes experience.

Most people will never see $10

million.

I would imagine not many people

will see it at all.

Guests are flown between Disney

destinations around the world

including Orlando, California,

Tokyo, Paris and Shanghai, with

every detail handled from the

moment they leave home.

No security lines, no hotel

check ins, no waiting.

Just curated magic.

Inside the parks, the experience

goes far beyond lightning lanes.

Guests receive.

Michael.

Guests receive.

Tell me.

After hours, private park

access, personalized character

interactions, and exclusive

dining events and guided tours

led by Disney historians and

Imagineers, you're not just

visiting Disney, you're stepping

inside its legacy.

Do you have to sleep in the

castle?

$10 million.

I'm sleeping wherever I want and

whatever Princess I want.

I.

Don't know if it works that way.

$10 million. $10 million man.

Yeah.

I would like Pocahontas and the

one with the long hair.

I don't know that sounds.

And I want to see Mickey's real

face.

The trip also includes luxury

cruise aboard Disney's newest

ships, Michelin level dining,

and custom experience built

around each guest entrance.

See, that's where you get the

princesses, whether that's Star

Wars, Oh, or Princess Leia,

apparently Marvel, Pixar or

classic Disney history.

So why $10 million?

Because Disney isn't selling

tickets anymore.

They're selling a once in a

lifetime storytelling at the

highest level of hospitality on

Earth.

Wow.

So with this in mind, we're

offering oh, wait, this is this

is something else.

So this is where we talk about

it.

Do you think all that stuff goes

in a row?

Is it like, I mean, they talked

about all the different parks,

the cruise ship, the private

jets, everything.

Do you like they pick you up one

day and you don't come back for

six years?

Well, first of all, I'm going to

tell Tim Tebow about you because

you want to talk.

You're talking about spending

millions of dollars so you can

sleep with princesses, and

that's a little creepy.

Why?

Why Tebow?

Though, Because he's all about

the sex trafficking thing and

he's putting us.

Down traffic, anybody?

This is what Disney's offering.

This is not traffic.

You're a contributing.

You're a contributing factor.

No, I'm not.

Yeah, no, that's a problem.

Not the same thing.

But go ahead, tell Tim I said

hi.

All right.

I'll tell Tim.

I heard he was on Epstein's

island, allegedly what I heard

he was on Epstein's.

Island.

No, he wasn't.

Don't you say that.

I heard.

He's on He's he's one of the

blackouts.

Don't you talk about the sweet

man, Tim.

Tim Tebow.

I just, is he playing on the

Buccaneers or something?

Then no, he's just a good guy.

Playing on Something's going to

come out OK, just oh, these are

5.

Guys, Yeah, just for the record,

Caribbean cigars in Miami right

now on.

My story, it's nice.

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Andreas, Corona, Gorda.

Five more to come tomorrow.

I'm getting back to my story

because I was prepared.

Well, I'm not.

I'm not prepared.

Obviously.

Well, Preston was here.

You get a little, you know how

it got.

Was was he prepared for a

Preston?

Show they didn't do a show, they

just chit chatted.

Oh, it was just catch up time.

It was just like a date.

Like like he was, he was

coaching Mikey on how to do his

own league.

They don't even do the facade of

the fake podcast anymore.

Oh, that what it is.

Nope.

They just hang out.

They're.

Just telling their wives that

there's a podcast now.

Oh, they're not selling the

podcast.

They're just creating experience

for them.

Correct.

We got it.

All right, so with all this in

mind, we're offering listeners

the Boots and Palmer once in a

lifetime Cigar Hustler podcast

experience.

Yes.

Finally, a way for us to make

money Boots.

All on Greg's dime.

Here's what you get. $10

million.

No, no, we're much more

reasonable.

Here's what you get.

You get to come in early on a

show day and participate with me

as I put the put up all the

equipment.

Nice, that's an experience.

Yeah, during the show you get to

sit with boots to make stupid

comments.

Perfect, you get to have your

own money makers pick of the

week.

Legendary.

I think that could be any better

than his.

Yeah, it could be worse either.

Wow, you get to read the show's

introduction and make fun of the

King.

Oh that is epic.

Oh this, this, this is the top

one here.

During the show, you get to

interrupt the King at least one

time while he's talking.

Minimum.

Right now.

Minimum.

And then, as Boots does every

afternoon, you get to offer to

help clean up, knowing that I

have anxiety about the equipment

and will say no, but you still

get credit for offering to help

clean up.

Hey Ioffer.

Now for all this you pay a one

time fee.

Tell me in cash.

I can't wait to hear this

number. $500.

Perfect.

Yeah, very, very reasonable.

We split it 25250.

All right, so listen now, you

said before that you want, you

wanted to sleep with the

princesses.

So for the $500, you get to

sleep with one of these dudes.

Oh.

It's not $2,000,000 for $10

million you can sleep with

boots.

It's over $2,000,000.

You'd give it up.

Wow a boots you said 10?

Well, for $10 million, you would

sleep with you.

You think that you're obligated

to sleep with the Princess So.

But for $2,000,000 someone can

sleep with you.

Oh.

OK, a dude, 2,000,000 dollars,

$2,000,000 No you don't.

Get 2 million.

Remember, we get to split it.

Only if you're participating in

the rubbish.

Oh, you're in on it.

Only if you're in on a boat.

You know what, not with me, but

I'll throw in Mikey's sweatpants

thing.

He'll wear sweatpants and watch.

Is that what he's saying?

I think so.

Oh nice.

He's about that life, that.

Life just like so.

All right, we have officially

gone off the rails.

We have officially gone off the

rails.

Oh God, all.

Right, and we're 8 minutes in.

So where are they calling?

E-mail at info@chapterpod.com.

Do I get that e-mail?

Yes, you get that e-mail.

You're never going to see it.

If we don't respond within a

reasonable amount of time as

MKEPMR at Gmail, comment below.

Comment below.

Comment below.

And Mitch, we won't talk about

sports.

Mitch got a bum shirt

apparently.

Just see that 11 little.

Sleeve.

Yeah, one sleeve.

One sleeve is jacking.

He didn't notice the lapping.

That's not our shirt, that was

his.

Yeah, that was not ACH 5 shirt.

That's a company shirt, right?

But the funny part?

He doesn't notice till halfway

through the day something.

Wrong.

Something's flapping on this

side.

I got.

It really tight, all right.

Florida drivers are seeing some

of the lowest gas prices in

years after a sharp decline of

about $0.17 per gallon over the

last 10 days.

You don't say.

Isn't it amazing?

That drop has pushed the

statewide average down to about

$2.69 per gallon, the lowest

average price since 2021.

This recent slide continues A

broader trend of falling fuel

cost.

Prices are now $0.14 lower than

a week ago and roughly $0.44

cheaper than they were at this

time last year.

Despite the statewide average,

prices still vary by region,

with the highest cost area in

like West Palm, Boca Raton

around 288 and cheapest pump

prices down on the Panhandle.

I guess it's up in a Panhandle

from here, 250 to 255.

Interestingly, this relief at

the pump comes even as crude oil

prices have ticket ticked

slightly higher.

A reminder that wholesale oil

markets and retail gas prices

don't always move in step.

For Florida drivers, the drop

means a noticeable reduction in

what you pay when you fill up,

marking a rare stretch of

sustained savings at the pump

that hasn't been seen in nearly

five years.

I heard food prices are going

down too in Florida.

This is all great news.

That was great news.

And the Santas is going to save

us all.

Did we?

It's the Santas, yeah.

Did we steal food from

Venezuela?

Probably oil took some, we took

some.

Maybe those, maybe those tankers

pulled up outside Florida.

Right.

I can understand the oil thing

like with the gas.

Could you, how can you

understand?

I'm curious as to how you can

understand the oil thing because

I don't think I can understand

the oil thing, but.

He's saying because the three

tankers we took full of oil

docked at Florida.

Is that what you're saying?

Yeah, yeah, we took them.

So because we took them, prices

have gone.

Down.

I just don't understand how gas

is more expensive in Boca.

Higher taxation, probably.

Versus the Panhandle.

They have higher taxation by

county.

Oh, you think so?

And they can't really add in the

Panhandle, so they don't know

what to do.

Oh, they're too close to bamboo.

Yeah, Alabama and Georgia

squeezed in between, so the math

ain't their big thing up there.

By the way, Skip just sent me a

text.

Alan Rubin has officially

announced that he is.

Oh yeah, to talk about it.

Part of Santa Clara.

So congratulations, Alan on your

on your release we.

Didn't fuck that up for him.

That's good.

And of course, Skip wrote in the

comments section, Oh, I heard

about that.

Heard about that on Scott.

Oh it's like I was your podcast

com perfect.

Congratulations, I heard about

it.

Congratulations.

You did.

Wow.

First we're hearing about this.

This is amazing news.

Thank you.

That's so.

It's so congratulations.

I mean, you got to love the fact

that the the ball breaking

carries on out of the podcast

and you know, it's fantastic.

So I thought you guys get a kick

out of.

It it's very nice.

Congratulations, Mr. Rubin.

So.

Gas prices are low.

Things are looking kind of up.

Right, they are, at least in

Florida.

Hopefully this could be a

Goodyear for everybody.

That's what we're hoping.

That would be nice.

Nice new year.

Yeah, I wouldn't.

Yeah, especially we get the

$500.00 for the VIP Experience

of Cigar Hosters podcast.

I mean, I'm, no, I'm no

economist, but allegedly,

supposedly if the Fed drops

their rate and interest rates go

down a little bit, right.

Yeah.

All of a sudden people can move,

move again without feeling the

pressure of jumping from, you

know, 4% interest on a home to

a, you know, to a 8% interest on

a home, whatever it is.

And then hopefully inventory

will kind of come back up and

maybe prices will come down on

homes as well.

Oh, that'd be nice.

Wouldn't that be nice?

That would be nice.

That's my theory at least,

right?

That could be possible.

You're an economist, so.

If.

You're looking to sell your

home.

You'll probably get ahead of the

curve and sell it now.

Oh, the prices are still high.

Is my camera crooked?

It looks.

It looks crooked.

Mine looks tricky too.

If the prices are high, nobody's

going to buy it though.

No, there's still people out

there in the market, but as

inventory increases, price will

come down.

Which is when more people will

buy.

Right.

So you want to sell it while

your price is high?

Right.

But if I was going to buy a

house right now, I would wait

because you just said the prices

are going to come down.

Some people can't wait.

Oh OK, right.

I guess they got transferred or

something.

Yeah, it's like buying a car,

right?

Like if you had to buy a car

right now.

Well, I waited almost a year so.

Nothing really changed by then.

Do you think anything changed in

the marketplace within that

year?

My personal financials.

Right, but nothing in the

marketplace.

Oh, I don't know.

I didn't look at cars a year

ago.

OK.

Yes.

But congratulations on your car.

It's a beautiful car.

Thank you.

Thank you.

OK, All right.

A Starbucks employee is facing

national backlash after

allegedly delivering a cup of

coffee to a police officer with

a drawing of a pig on the lid.

Come on, that's funny.

Was he being a Dick?

Yes, he was being a Dick.

You can't just be he wasn't He

was trying to be a it was a

joke.

I.

Don't think so.

I don't know man, I.

Don't think cops take that very

well.

I think it depends on who the

cop is.

Well, if you're friends with a

cop.

But I mean, if I go into

Starbucks and I'm a police

officer and I'm just here to get

a cup of coffee and my coffee

comes with a pig on it.

I mean if it said FU pig or

something like that.

Then still a pig.

It's a derogatory statement.

It's not like it's a term of a

Dermot.

Was that an officer?

Maybe it's a fraternity.

Was it a cute pig?

Was it Porky the pig?

No, it wasn't Porky the pig.

It wasn't.

It didn't.

It wasn't like, you know, a

third grader drew.

The pig did.

It have pants.

No, it's just a face.

Just a face.

And they say the story says on

the lid, but the picture I saw

showed it on the side of the box

with the side of the cup with

his name under it.

So like Phil and then a pig

drawn above it.

Big face.

Maybe the guy just likes pigs.

I hate that this stuff gets

social media attention.

Well, let's read on.

Yeah, let's see.

Let's figure this out.

Right.

The incident reportedly took

place when an off duty officer

stopped at a Starbucks location

to pick up a drink during a

routine shift off.

Duty.

It says off duty but it's the.

Most, but he's in his uniform.

Drawing of a Penguin.

Illegal to.

Place.

Officer Oh, it's like he just

got off duty.

To pick up a drink during a

routine, it says during a

routine shift.

But it said, oh, they're on on

duty.

Sorry Typhanada goes to the next

line.

Sorry on duty officer stop to

Starbucks location to pick up a

drink during a routine shift.

According to the officer,

everything seemed normal until

he noticed a small hand drawn

pig sketch near his name on the

cup lid, a symbol widely used

online to mock law enforcement.

The officer shared the image on

social media, saying he felt.

I'm sorry, are we bothering you?

My things turned all the way

off, even the volume.

No, it's not.

Yes, it is.

There's a silent button.

That's soft too.

See if it was on.

Yeah, you picked up yours though

to see if it was you.

The officer shared the image on

social media, saying he felt the

drawing was disrespectful and

unnecessary.

I go in there just like anyone

else.

I pay for my drink and I expect

to be treated with basic

respect, he wrote.

The post quickly went viral,

parking intense debate.

Some people defended the

officer, saying the drawing

crossed the professional line

and showed open hostility toward

police.

Others argued it was harmless,

saying the employee was

expressing personal opinion and

not targeting the officer

directly.

Starbucks responded by releasing

a statement saying they were

aware of the situation and were

investigating internally.

The company emphasized that the

strive to create a welcoming

environment for all customers

and do not support behavior that

could be interpreted as

disrespectful or discriminatory.

The employee involved has

reportedly been placed on

administrative leave while the

company reviews store policies.

Employee Conduct Guidelines

Story has reignited larger

conversations about respect for

law enforcement, freedom of

expression in the workplace, and

how political and social

tensions continue to spill into

everyday interactions.

For now, what started as a

simple cup of coffee has become

another flashpoint and the

ongoing national debate over

policing, accountability and

mutual respect.

Where did the the pig symbol?

Come from.

Originate, yeah.

I don't know.

I think it was back in the 70s,

but I don't know why they

started calling.

If only got pigs.

If only there was some sort of

device.

Like like like why would you

draw a pig face?

Like why won't you just draw

like a Wiener?

Call him a Dick.

Because they refer to police

officers as pigs.

But I think it's just derogatory

no matter what, right?

Pig is derogatory no matter

what.

Well, they're just like, as a

derogatory image no matter what.

Like, oh, you're a pig, That's

bad.

Well, yeah, if you call somebody

a pig, it means that they're

like fat or something, I guess.

Or, or I guess it could, yeah.

Large of a large person.

So why would it matter which

picture you drew?

Yeah, I don't know.

I mean.

Administrative leave just

resigned man at Starbucks.

Like we're not talking about a

career here.

I know.

And it said, well, first of all,

instead of ministration, well,

you gotta think.

Well, first of all, Starbucks

got to love this to some degree

because now they're, you know,

they're getting all this

attention for no reason.

Yeah, free advertisement.

Well, but it's, yeah, yeah, I

guess.

It originated from in early 19th

century England, with the

earliest documented use

appearing in Francis Gross's

Lexicon by Like Tronicom.

Say that one more time.

Say that one more time.

That's as good as you're going

to get a little.

Louder.

Nope.

Nope, I'm a cigar guy.

I'm not a Harvard grad 1811,

but.

When I say things wrong, I'm an

idiot.

How does this work?

Yeah, well, but see, the

difference is that I have no

problem saying I'm an idiot.

I have problems saying you would

get upset with it.

Oh, no problem, you call me.

As a police officer specifically

referencing a a China St. pig

slang for a bow street officer.

Part of the early Bow Street

Runners, an 18th and 19th

century London investigation

police force based at Bow Street

Magistrates Court, OH.

That's.

Where it came from?

China and the UK it.

Came from the UK so it is bad

though.

Yes, OK, but like it's a kid

behind the counter.

Could he just been screwing?

He or she just been screwing

around just made a joke, haha.

This is going to be funny.

Like that's very possible, you

know, for one.

Let's say it was a large,

unattractive woman and he drove

pig on the cup and gave it to

her.

Maybe she likes piggies.

It was a large unattractive.

Yeah, he was saying she was a

pig.

Is that OK If?

The cop was a pig, no?

No, he already did the cop

thing.

I'm saying let's say it's not a

cop.

He gives a cop with a pig on it

to a lady he finds unattractive

he thinks is fat.

Well, that's not at that point.

That's not, it's not a joke at

that point, right?

Like they're making fun of

something.

Why?

Is it a joke to use the

derogatory?

I mean, it's not like that that

term is used in in a show of

affection for police officers.

No, no, I'm not saying listen,

like here's my point.

It's like I'm not saying that

it's very easy to to misconstrue

information that's given to us.

Sure, right.

Certainly.

And you don't know who the

person was.

You don't know if it was a kid

or somebody angry.

It could have been either and.

And it could he had he had

something against police

officers or.

Or it could have just been a bad

joke.

Or maybe just likes Winnie the

Pooh.

Now that's my point.

Like it's very possible that

that, that, that could be it,

right?

So.

So I'm not about to go up in

arms about a drawing and saying

this is the problem with our

society and all this political

yada.

Yada.

I can see the cop's point of

view.

He put it on his social media,

like, look, this is what I got

to deal with every single.

Now with that being said, one of

the things that I have a big

issue with you're.

At Starbucks, man do.

You resent me.

It's really hard life being a

cop there, huh?

He's at Starbucks right now.

I mean, look, if you're really

that upset about it as a cop,

you can say who made this, like,

I'm going to go pull your van

outside, wait till you get out.

Like, you know what I mean?

You can make it.

Go check your plate.

But you can make that guy's

life, you can make that person's

life miserable.

I'm going to get you fired.

That would have been better than

putting it on social media,

actually.

Right.

So there's that.

But you know, one thing that

we've seen in policies that have

been happening a lot with

government, which I totally

disagree with, is the fact of

there a lot of police officers

in specific jurisdictions are no

longer allowed to smoke cigar or

have nicotine content during or

after or at all and while

they're serving, right?

So you include cigarettes, See

what do?

What do cigarette smokers do?

Yeah, they can't go 8.

Hours.

That's, that's my point.

They're not allowed.

You're not allowed to smoke

anymore for a lot of these

places.

But look, here's the reality.

It is a high intensity job.

You have to deal with so much

stuff, but you know, you got a,

you got a transition from the

crackhead to the domestic

violence to, to all of these

different things and like.

Pig drawers.

And like, you don't even get it.

Like and not to mention, yeah,

pig drawings, right?

But here's my.

Point They're not your favorite

donut.

Like if you could take the edge

off for that cop and give them

the opportunity to kind of

unwind a little between

stressors, like everybody would

be better off.

The cop would be better off

Society would be because if if

someone were to do that to me

and I'm like, yeah, whatever,

you know, I mean, like it's just

the, it's the FU.

It's FU buddy.

It's like, alright, FU 2.

And then I just keep it moving

instead of saying, look at all

the crap I got to deal with as a

police officer, and then I'm

just trying to get a damn cup of

coffee.

And then there's this, right,

Right.

Maybe it would have been easier

for them if they had that.

Why do you keep laughing?

Sorry, I got some plate in my

head.

OK, I don't know.

Well, I'm going to do it after

I'm going to.

I'm going to play a role play

thing with Palmer after this.

Oh I love.

Her maybe that person you know

could use a little bit of a

break is all I'm saying.

That the copper, the drawer, the

cop?

Oh yes, I don't know who needed

the break.

Well, the drawer's getting the

break.

He's getting administrative

leave from Starbucks barista.

He's going to go to Duncan and

be fine.

You're right, he's going to

transition over.

Transition over to Duncan.

Yeah, you want a donut with

that?

You.

Think you think that was

exactly.

In the in the hierarchy of

coffee places, Duncan is a step

down from Starbucks.

Yeah, I guess.

I think it depends upon the

region 2.

Different places.

Because some Starbucks are nice,

some of them look like shit, no?

No, no, that's not what I'm

saying.

Like as far as the South East is

concerned, like Florida or

whatever, I think that Starbucks

is the superior option.

However, if you go to

Massachusetts or you know, you

know, New England, the Northeast

area, Duncan dominates and

people where you have Starbucks

a lot of times, like, yeah, but.

Starbucks.

It originated up there, right?

No, I think it originated in

Washington.

No, no.

Starbucks originated in

Washington.

Yeah, I meant Duncan.

Yeah, Seattle's best coffee is

what's out West, right?

And then in Canada, it's that

other company.

Well, who cares?

The only guy that cares is John

Mctavish.

He's one of our number one fans.

Oh.

They have Tim Horton's.

Tim Horton has one thing there.

Yeah.

All right, So what do you want

to do here?

So.

How we role play?

What do I want?

You're going to be the cop.

OK.

I'm going to be the piggy guy.

OK, so I'm waiting to.

I'm waiting the.

Barista.

Yeah, I'm going to be the

barista.

Sorry.

We'll, we'll leave the piggy out

of it because we're going a

different route here.

All right, you're going through

the drive through.

OK, Come up to the drive through

and and order your coffee.

Yeah, I'd like a plain black

coffee please.

Would you like a donut with

that?

No, thank you.

Oh, Are you sure?

Yes, I'm going to give you a

donut.

I don't want a donut.

They don't have a donut.

You look like you want a donut.

You don't have Donuts here.

I'm going on administrative

leave that.

Was terrible that was terrible

that made you laugh.

Better than the piggy thing.

That made you laugh, the whole

thing.

They don't sell Donuts at at

Starbucks.

First of all, if you're a

criminal, stop.

Like putting your crime in front

of everybody, OK, Because

evidence will Glock you up,

right?

So why'd you draw the piggy?

You could have done that.

So you think that that's.

Oh, So what you're saying is why

draw an image that can be but

when you say something if it's

not being recorded?

Yes, OK.

Yeah, would you like a doughnut?

Bro, you're wild man.

I.

See what he's saying?

So he's insulting the cop by

saying would you like a

doughnut?

Right.

Right.

I mean.

What an idiot.

There's what, 3 or 4 people

working in a Starbucks at one

time?

Like they can't figure out who

drilled the.

Pig like they can't be

interpreted as a joke either

You're you're just being an

outright asshole at that Yeah

you know oh, you are a don't

know that pig why did.

It say pig.

Whatever.

He never said pig, he said

officer.

But you could have because it

wasn't recovered.

Or was he?

From the officer.

Officer, I said.

Officer.

Officer, would you like a

doughnut?

I think that.

I just think it's crazy that

they have, like, all these

things that they associate cops

with, like, oh, Mr. Cobb, Mr.

Don King, like, would you say

something?

Don King.

Yeah.

Don't you remember the thing in

LA?

Was it in LA?

It wasn't Don.

King, huh?

Don King's the.

No, he was the guy in motor.

Oh, who's the guy in?

Rodney King.

Rodney King, his brother Rodney.

Yeah, wasn't the guy with the

hair, it was the guy.

Amazing.

See, and This is why we do this

podcast and someone's going to

call one of us an idiot.

Wow, that guy, I knew it was

he's.

Not allowed to say names.

Yeah.

We learned anything from this

story, You know, More pigs.

No more.

No.

More.

The sad part is though that he

is off camera, so he's going to

talk and one of us will be on

camera and they'll affiliate us

as the idiot.

Well, you were on the camera.

That's a perfect. 25.

See, if you were in your

sweatpants, nobody would have

saw that, yeah.

It's true.

Here's.

The the new lap camera.

OK.

Mikey, do you have a video?

No, but I do have a topic that I

want to discuss with you.

I'm sorry, we don't have that

set up for the show.

I know, that's why I started to

work that's not prepared.

That's not prepared.

That's not the way it works.

OK, so check this.

On the cigar news, No, no.

No, I got AI got a honest

question to to ask you guys.

Yes, sweatpants would look fine.

Thank you so much.

God's sake.

Perfect.

And I don't think Preston has

another friend.

That's fine.

All right, we got it.

OK, you're still beating the

dead horse.

Pressed.

Yes, he keeps laughing.

Dude, I'm.

Oh, you know what?

I'm sorry.

We'll get you think of me.

OK.

We should have had him stay and

he could have done this job and

I could sit over there This.

Poor that poor guy.

No, you leave him alone.

That would.

Have.

Been fun only if he pays $500

that.

Would have been fun for no $500.

I got to hang out with him the

entire day and stuff, and then

you got to take him alone.

Just during the show, didn't you

hear the whole description?

Comes early.

I'm stuck all day.

Watch the show's not till 3:00

in the afternoon.

No, I don't like to mix my

friends.

You leave him alone.

Then why am I working on his

show now?

Because I like to mix my friends

but not in my workspaces.

Download it.

No, it's not.

I see the.

OK.

What's your question?

Sorry, what is your topic?

So like, how do you So what?

What's one way that a brand can

kind of grow almost organically?

And no, it doesn't matter if

it's in cigars or anything.

Oh, that was the next question.

You know, grow organic.

Yeah, Have to bring awareness to

the brand.

OK.

So like, how does a consumer

that's already consuming it

bring awareness to the brand?

How does a consumer do it?

Yeah, like how do you like?

Yeah, that's how it works for a

lot of it.

OK, so like I'm drinking Coke

and I want more people to drink

Coke just because I like.

Coke, right?

So what do you do?

Take pictures with the coke.

You get the coke to other

people.

You when you go to parties and

stuff, you bring coke with you.

Or you just say, hey, this is

the best.

I love this.

This is a great Coke.

This is an awesome soda.

This tastes great.

This is like this is.

My do that where there are

other.

People, this is my go to.

You stay around people and

people are like, oh, I gotta try

this.

Is a coke.

I like this coke.

This is a good Coke.

Yeah, so, so that's so, you

know, and then when other people

see that you're doing something

in particular, then they're

like, oh, well, you know, even

if they don't know you like that

guy really likes that.

I should probably give that a

shot.

Sure.

Right.

OK.

So you see this trend that

happens on social media a lot,

especially when it comes to like

crypto buying or like anything

that's kind of scam.

Somebody all the sudden we were

talking about this recently.

Well, why would they want your

social media account?

Because they can log in and then

they can slide you in somewhere

else and say, I love so and so's

crypto.

That guy is a guru and he knows

everything, right?

And you, you actually see that

Well, for the first time I saw

that was cigars and it was

crazy.

So somebody did a post here on

the Cigar Cigar Hustler Facebook

page talking about the new Opus

ex society that we carry, Right.

And then what happens was an

account came in and said, I

wish, I wish I could find Opus

for good prices.

I saw that.

And then somebody beneath that

said, oh, go here, this is the

best place to go if you.

And then the other, then the guy

from the top said, oh, thanks so

much for telling me that.

Or something like that.

So for one, you go to those

accounts and those accounts are

bogus.

Are they really?

Yeah, they're not.

They're there's minimal

information on them.

So a website that's looking to

promote themselves is now going

to other pages, other Facebook

pages that are talking about

Opus and then plugging in fake

stuff to kind of build their

propaganda for people going to

their site.

You.

Think they're doing that through

AI?

What's that?

You think they're doing that

through?

AI it's possible or it's just

bots?

You know they mentioned you.

No.

No, no, another.

Well, that's going to take me to

the other part.

Other people mentioned US and

they said they're like, hey

idiot like this is on this page,

maybe you should go.

Yeah, go see these guys.

Really classy.

Now what's here's what's even

cooler about that?

One of the guys that said that

is actually another retailer.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, he may, he may, he may.

But he, you know, but he's

entrenched in the industry.

His name's Jeff.

He's part of Classic Cigars

Tulsa.

And he said hey, hey.

Or you know, like maybe you

should check out this place

that's promoting it and real

classy of you to kind of.

Slide that in off the cigar

hustler thing.

Yeah, I got you.

I got you.

And I'm like, how?

First of all, how shady is it of

the first retailer to do that,

which is wild to me.

And they're a big one, right?

And then I'm like, how cool is

it of some of the other

retailers to stick up for the

other retailers?

Like that is awesome.

And like that's what I love

that.

Like that would if I took

anything away from that.

I thought that was absolutely

fascinating.

I really wanted to share that

story with you.

If people are on social media,

you need to be weary of what's

going on with this fake stuff,

like people who are purposely

act like they're doing something

and they're not real.

And even if they are an account,

they could have just been

hacked.

Right.

Right.

Yeah.

And not to mention that, like,

community is super important

when it comes to working

together.

You know, another thing that I

saw was Joe Pasquale is now he's

going, he's started his own

podcast.

Oh, did he?

Yeah.

Oh, I didn't know.

That with his own with the

retailer that he's doing and

looks pretty good.

So he's got some good, some good

cameras and some stuff and it's

a nice setup.

It's kind of similar to ours in

some fashion.

And I'm like, absolutely, man,

this is great.

The more of that, more more I

see of that, the, the, the

happier I am because that'll be

better for this industry.

Sure.

OK, my rant's over.

I think we make it look

incredibly easy to do after 7 or

going on year eight.

Yeah, yeah, that's true.

Makes more people want to do it.

Like, oh, those idiots did it

and I could.

Do it I mean that's so true and

I will tell you this that you

know, I'm starting to see more

clips from people and that's

probably be.

I don't know if it's because

it's probably because of us.

Well, we did it and look, but

the reality is that that's all a

good thing.

Like you want all of that to

happen and build so that we can

increase our consumers and a

better understanding of this

whole thing that we do.

So more power to all you guys

keep doing what you're doing.

You know, the, the podcasters

that listen to us, the retailers

that, that, that support us and

all like, let's, let's keep

going, man.

Let's keep, let's keep this

thing on on that right level.

And you're welcome for us being

The Pioneers.

You don't know that, dude.

You don't.

You can't say that well.

I'm just doing my AI thing.

Betting on it, you know he's a

big gambler.

He's a yeah, and he just bet

it's a, he bet it on Kelsey or

whatever that thing is called.

Cashy.

Yeah, Cashy.

Cashy, who did he bet on

yesterday?

Just so we can check it, Is it

tomorrow?

Today.

Is today the games today, so we

have to find out.

Tomorrow.

Yeah, you have to release it

tomorrow.

Michigan State.

Michigan State over Michigan to

take over Michigan.

I knew it was somebody over some

state thing, all right.

Cigar News M Bombay's Maura

returns with a pair of aged

releases.

Since 2020, Mel Shaw's M Bombay

brand has been relatively

dormant, at least until last

year, when it's cigars began

appearing at stores last year.

The department of the redundancy

department.

The company has announced that

it is bringing back its Mora

brand with the with new yet old

cigars.

The blend is new, or at least

different from the one that was

introduced in 2014, but the

cigars were rolled in 2019.

For this release, Mora is using

a Mexican San Andreas wrapper

over an Ecuadorian binder and

fillers from Honduras,

Nicaragua, and Pennsylvania.

In contrast to 2014, blend uses

a Dominican wrapper over a

Peruvian binder and fillers from

Dominican Republic in Ecuador,

like with the original in Bombay

cigars.

So it's the same cigar break,

completely different.

Oh perfect, it's exactly the

same.

However, it's not the same.

The same, not the same.

The new In Bombay, mores are

offered in two vitolas, the

Robusto and the Toro.

Because the cigars were rolled

in 2019, there are limited

quantities of each.

In Bombay says that there are

2768 boxes.

It's kind of a weird number of

the Moro Robusto with 2764 boxes

of the Toro, and Bombay says the

cigars are shipping this week.

Are we going to get more of the

Moro?

Well, we don't carry.

We don't carry in Bombay.

But we've had.

I've heard good things about.

Him I have too, you know, but

I've never had one.

And I and he, I did notice he

disappeared and that he has come

back.

Well, it's very tough.

You know this is a hard

industry.

He had some family problems or

something if I remember

correctly.

I think that he started focusing

on wine as well as what I heard.

Could be.

Oh, he developed a drinking

problem.

Is that what you say?

Wine's probably easier.

Cigar's tough.

A lot of people drink wine.

Yeah, yeah.

OK Boots, do you like wine?

No, I hate it.

You hate wine?

Gives you headaches.

Yeah, it gives me headache.

What if there was like a Reese's

Peanut?

Butter the tannins.

Is it the tannins that give you

the headache?

The what?

The tannins.

No, it's the sulfites.

What if there's a Reese's Peanut

Buttercup wine?

Would you drink that?

Wouldn't be a wine, that would

be a liqueur.

Are you sure?

And I would drink that.

What if they stepped on them

like grapes and a little bit of

liquid comes out and they just

do a lot of them?

Again, it would be a liqueur and

I would drink.

Why does it have to be a

liqueur?

How would that be a wine?

Because they're mashing it, like

with grapes.

But because you step on it, then

it has to be a wine.

Yeah, that's like how to be an

expert.

You have to eat three of them.

And how do you make wine?

You have to step on it with your

feet.

Anything you step on with your

feet is considered wine.

Hey.

How come when we have the police

story, we didn't call down the

Herv?

That'd have been a great time to

call somebody.

Oh well, you.

Probably should have mentioned

it at that time.

Yeah, I.

Forgot, but too late.

Now what?

You want to call and call them

piggy, piggy, piggy and see what

happens.

I just want to ask them like,

hey, if I call you a pig, do you

get angry?

Do like you're well, you can't

maybe you guys big people.

Can't say if you call them pig

because we could probably call

them pig without any problem.

You have to say if you were at

Starbucks and somebody drew a

pig on your coffee cup.

Jerry.

Jerry would probably go.

With Caleb getting.

Oh look, it's a cute pig.

Yeah, I think Jerry.

Yeah, I don't see Jerry getting.

He's infected.

Yeah, I think so.

I don't think Jerry.

Or maybe Geo he you know, he

does the roid rage stuff.

It's.

Very possible.

Jerry might go what's your name,

pig?

Just put a pig on the cup,

that'll be fine.

Perfect.

You know, if you want to just

Draw Something, do you?

Want to Draw Something on?

It I'm glad that I'm dealing

with Starbucks and that crack.

Right.

And why aren't you and I got

news for you.

Why aren't you ordering a head

anyways?

They have no idea.

Yeah, yeah, like you want to hit

the button.

Well, it sounds like he walked.

He had to have.

Walked in.

That's what I'm saying.

Just use the app, order it and

walk in.

They'll have no idea.

Well, maybe it takes longer and

he want to know a little breaky

break.

Yeah, I don't think it takes

longer.

Oh, it takes longer to go and.

Take to go inside, wait in line,

right?

Yeah, maybe when he does that

they give him discounts on

coffee.

He went in because he was in the

uniform.

He was in uniform.

There could be more to this

story.

Maybe something happened to this

guy's family member that drew

the pig.

First of all, there's always

something, there's always more

to the story.

Right, what is so?

Never mind, there's a lot of

questions you could ask, but

some of them seem to be racist

in my head.

There probably are.

So I'm just going to.

Let it go.

You don't want to come across as

racist.

That's no.

I haven't.

I don't want to do that.

Yeah, I haven't done that in

months.

Right.

Cigar Oasis expands Oasis pack

offerings Cigar Oasis, a company

best known for its electronic

humidifiers, has expanded.

They do different types of Oasis

pack portable humidification

packs it offers.

What is it doing with the

writing this week?

Cigar Oasis company is best

known for to write it.

Yeah.

No, no half wheel stories I take

directly.

Oh.

But it's also why they had the

titles at the top, so I have now

deleted titles.

Must have been a lot of lemonade

and cocoa nibs.

Oasis Pack is a private label

brand made by Integra Products

for cigar.

Oasis is offered in two

different sizes, a 67g pack that

can be used in a desktop

humidifier and an 8g pack that

is made for travel humidors and

for shipping cigars.

Previously the 67g was offered

in a 69% at 75%, but they're OK.

Slow Newsday apparently, but

there are now 65% and 72%

options as well, regardless of

the humidity level it's priced

at.

Oh, anybody want to guess?

It's fun game?

One pack.

It's a pouch.

This is the pack, the bigger

pack.

What's it sell for?

OK, you want to was.

That 10 in it.

No one.

This one you want to go. 599.

$7.00. 550.

Yes, that's a great price.

That's a great price.

You know, it is kind of

remarkable.

Are you done?

Because I, I there's something

that that's interesting about.

This whole, well I mean also the

company added a 69% level for

the 8 grand packs too.

Oh, right, right.

Like the other two way

manification packs, the Oasis

pack comes wrapped in plastic,

blah blah blah blah.

I think the bobo does are like 4

though.

Now that I say, I said.

Yeah, I think they're 499. 399

or maybe they are 490. 9

Alright, go ahead, what are we

going to?

Say, what is kind of interesting

is this is a company that has

been built this entire time

about this fan operating.

System right?

I had one.

Right.

And now they're pivoting off of

it and getting into the pouches,

right?

Well.

Yeah, 'cause they're not selling

probably anymore, 'cause the

people that bought them don't

need them, 'cause they last for

so long.

Well, they've obviously seen

that the that the pouches are

cutting into their market share

sell better.

So instead of just continuing to

try and run against it, they're

going to compete in that

marketplace, which is

interesting.

And but unfortunately it doesn't

sound like, I don't know what

the current pricing is for

Bovida, but they have to be, you

know, if you're if somebody's

already in that space.

And and.

They're offering something

that's exactly the same.

You can't come in at a higher

price point and think that

you're going to compete.

Maybe they're thinking there's

less longer, or maybe they're

saying there's less longer.

Maybe.

I don't know, could just call

it.

They do seem fatter and wetter

than a Bovida.

The Bovidas feel better made.

That was just amazing what you

just said.

Yeah.

Thank you.

Yeah.

Fatter and wetter.

Fatter and wetter.

Don't think I would have gone

there.

So you guys feel exciting when I

say fatter and.

Wet, but you think that the

bovida.

Too bad you both don't have

sweatpants on, I can tell.

If you could just say I'm

Preston fatter and wetter,

that'd be great.

I need you to role play.

For me, say that, what now?

I just need you to roll.

What do you want me to say?

No, I don't want to.

I Preston.

So.

So my point is though, yeah.

And I didn't know what to do.

Yeah.

So my point is that you just

said Bovidas look like they're

built better though, Yes.

So if they if they look like

they're built better and they're

a better price point, then why

would you go and you know, I'm

going to buy this for a higher

price.

Because it lasts longer.

Gotcha.

My desktop humor has a little

tiny Oasis in it.

Yeah.

Just because I already had it.

It's still there.

Well, I mean, no investment.

You put some water in it every

once in a while, you're good to

go.

Oh, it's that type of an Oasis.

I don't know if it was a boat.

Yeah, yeah, it's a no, no.

It's a little Oasis about this

big.

OK, it's like a little sponge.

There's a sponge in it.

Yeah, yeah, and a fan, but it's

tiny.

It's a little guy.

A little guy, all right?

El Septimo adds Canadian

distribution via to back

Arsenal.

Oh, John Mctavish is going to be

so excited.

Guys, El Septimo is now

available in Canada.

Yeah, Yep.

Yeah, I imagine so.

How was it not?

Isn't that guy like French or

something?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

What is it with Canada?

Isn't Canada predominantly?

French, French Canadians, French

Canadians, but that's not owned

by France.

There's French people there,

French Canadians, so there's

French people there, so.

Yeah, you should be there.

That's an interesting approach.

I'm just saying, I mean the

demographic.

I mean, I guess you would think.

How is Don King not in Canada?

You know what I mean?

L Septimo.

Well, you read the title.

I shouldn't have read the title,

damn it.

Halfway on their titles.

We'll just do better.

L Septimo has announced that it

has entered into the Canadian

market via a new distribution

agreement with to Back Arsenal.

Sound like a soccer team?

The company's cigars began

arriving in the country last

week, and consumers should start

seeing them on store shelves

before long.

Looking at the distributor's

website, it is carrying a

handful of selections from

across El Septimo's portfolio at

the moment, including the Sacred

Arts collection, Sacred Arts

collection Raphael Sorry, the

Sacred Arts Collection,

Rembrandt and the Emperor,

Emperor Collection Augustus

Connecticut, the Emperor

Collection Yahoo Connecticut and

the Emperor Collection Empress

Shiba Maduro.

Beyond Elsa Timo Tobacco Arsenal

distributes PDR cigars,

Sinclair's cigars, other well

known as Paleo and Zeicar

accessories which are part of

Quality Importers Trading

Company.

The company is located just

outside Toronto and somewhere in

Ontario.

I have no idea how you say that

in.

I want to hear it.

It's French Ito Boco.

Ito Boco.

Ito be coke.

Ito be coke.

I don't know, it's French

atomic.

It's French in Ontario.

What does it mean?

Is it that means?

You drink more coke, They like

coke there too like you said

earlier.

Eto Coke.

ETOBI Coke, C, OK E.

There you go.

That's how you get more people

like you name a city and a

country.

Drink more Coke.

That's.

Probably what it means Drink

more coke in Canadian so.

You call Greenland, Greenland

when you show up, it's just ice.

Right, Green and Greenland.

Gotham.

Yeah, well, nobody wants to come

here.

I'd love to hear John Mctavish

pronounce this place.

Yeah, John Mctavish, when you

send me your next message, can

you do a audio of how you say

this country he.

Will unfortunately, it's going

to take him about three months.

Right until he catches up.

Well.

He should by then.

I'm going to go.

What the hell are you talking?

About right, I don't.

I don't know what's going on

here.

But.

Which he should do it in an

Arnold Schwarzenegger voice.

Why?

Yeah, you didn't know he does

that?

Well, we have an Arnold

Schwarzenegger.

John Mccavage does.

He likes to do impersonations.

He does.

Arnold Schwarzenegger.

I believe he does, but it's not

as good as.

Well, it's the Canadian

Schwarzenegger.

Oh, he says a a lot of time

talks about bacon that's round

and flat like ham.

Yeah.

Oh, I gotcha.

All right.

The Bolcock brothers are at it

again, fellas.

Another college.

Another.

College.

Go ahead fellas.

Bolcock Brothers, a boutique

cigar maker known for his

officially licensed collegiate

editions, has just expanded its

lineup with two standout

releases tailored for college

fans and cigar aficionados

alike.

Can we guess guess guess the?

By the way, I'll make it easy

for it.

There is a college and then a

specific player not at this

college.

Oh, so it's only 1 College 1?

Player 1 College one player so.

He's not at the college.

Not as far as I.

Know or he used to be at the

college.

That I have no idea.

Yeah, it's Miami and Marvin

Harrison.

Nope.

Or Michael.

I'm sorry.

Michael Irvin.

Nope, I feel like they're in the

South, he said.

Michael Irclot.

Did he say Michael Irclot no

Irvin?

Is it the Gators?

No FSU.

Are we just going to keep going

to your name every college?

I'm going to name.

Let me give you like 3 names.

Is it every one more?

It's not Ed Reed.

It's not what?

Ed Reed.

It's Ed Reed.

It's Ed Blue Ferrigno.

Is it?

Are you going to guess?

I guess he already guessed

there's three.

Miami and Michael Irvin.

He yelled them out.

That was 1.

He doesn't need any more.

He said Marvel.

Marvin Harrison.

He said Marvin Gaye.

That was the wrong 1 though.

He.

Thought it was Marvin Gaye.

Guess another.

College.

OK, give us a region.

No, just guessing.

How his place is.

No, I'm not narrowing it down

for you.

Is it east or West?

Yes, I'm not telling you, OK.

No.

Just guess.

Already.

Why don't you tell you what it

is and then you can say the name

after like you thought?

Of California.

No how.

Forget it dude, just tell us.

Syracuse Special Edition.

Corojo.

OK.

The new collegiate cigar honors

this university.

I was trying to I guess places.

Could have just said like

Auburn, Ohio State, like I said,

California, you just gonna No,

that's a.

State with the kids.

California University, that's

what.

But that's not what you were

saying.

You didn't.

Children, children, don't make

me turn this car around you.

Know that you were just trying

to name a state.

OK, who's the player?

Though children don't make me

come back there in between you

2.

If you say Carmelo Anthony.

Carmelo Anthony?

I don't know.

I ain't got that for you.

Let me read the first story.

Bring an orange pride to the

lounge or tailgating ritual.

It's rolled with a Honduran

corojo wrapper paired with

Nicaragua binder and a blend of

Honduran and Nicaragua fillers,

a combination that typically

delivers a rich, balanced smoke

with notes of earth, spice and

subtle sweetness.

Why is it always subtle

sweetness?

Just because it's not over the

top.

Presented as a Toro and packaged

in vibrant Syracuse blue boxes

featuring the school's logo and

branded bands, it's a much

collector's piece as a flavorful

cigar about It's a 20 count box.

I want a single stick.

Price, gentlemen. 20 bucks.

$18.00. 1450 Wow.

Did you say?

The box was blue.

Yes, Syracuse Blue.

They're the Syracuse Orangemen.

It's it's blue with an orange

logo on it.

So the colors must be blue and

orange, I'm guessing.

All right.

The player.

Oh, sorry, the player is from

Mississippi State.

Oh wow, that really?

Mississippi State.

Oh, Mississippi State, not

Mississippi City.

Yeah, Syracuse's colors are blue

and orange.

OK.

From Mississi, I don't know

Carmelo Anthony.

I don't know where that is,

Michael.

Mississippi State.

Mississippi State, No idea.

Dak Prescott.

Oh, you know who he is.

Yeah.

Oh.

Are you kidding me?

I don't know who he is.

He's a quarterback for the

Dallas Cowboys.

Dude, you really got to turn on

the TV.

You must win.

If I do, it's not going to show

me sports.

It's Animal Planet.

It's movie.

It's hard to find a movie I

haven't seen anymore.

Do they have the National

Geographic and Animal Planet?

It's on Sling.

And you watch it.

No, I don't watch it about it.

Watches World War 2 history

videos.

Is that where they get that

super rare?

Tobacco from if it was not that

I was on, but I don't know as a

as a.

Rule World War 2.

The other new yeah, because I

was there.

The other new, The other new

releases celebrate Dak

Prescott's collegiate route is

Mississippi State University,

blending supporting heritage

with premium tobacco

craftsmanship.

This version uses a Sumatra

rapper over Honduran and

Nicaraguan tobacco's, offering a

slightly different flavor

profile that leans into bold,

spicy characteristics with

smooth complexity and subtle

sweetness.

Subtle sweetness.

The box art features Mississippi

State branding and Prescott

signature, making it a stand out

for fans and NFL star and

Bulldogs.

So what's his sticks cost

gentlemen?

20 count dogs.

Why?

Yeah.

Why is it Bulldogs?

I have no idea.

Are we talking about Syracuse

University or are we talking

about like?

Mississippi Mississippi Is it

Mississippi State Bulldogs?

So.

Like the Georgia Bulldogs.

Not from the same college.

Correct.

OK, I'm.

Sorry, Yeah, it's different.

Mississippi State.

This is where this Prescott

fellow went.

This Prescott fellow, you know,

Skip's really going to berate

you on this whole thing because

he does like the Cowboys.

I don't know sports.

I just like saying Bocock.

It is a bulldog.

Well, there we go.

I knew nothing about Dak

Prescott's.

Or Mississippi State.

Yeah, except that you should

take them and the over.

I thought he was talking about

like the actual state.

Price of the cigars, gentlemen.

Price of the cigars.

Come on 20 count bucks.

Hello.

Of something for Dak Prescott.

Hello.

Dak Prescott is cigar. 2515

dollars.

What did boot say 251625?

Why does it matter what I said

when he's a dollar away?

Because you said yours first.

Just.

Want to confirm how wrong you

were?

Maybe you would have said the

exact price.

How do I know?

1625.

Too late now.

In context, both cigars are part

of Bocock Brothers larger

Collegiate series, officially

licensed premium cigar honoring

various universities, distinct

blends and school themed

packaging.

These releases reflect the

company's strategy of blending

tobacco craftsmanship and

college students and fan

identity.

This is a brilliant marketing

strategy.

No, I've said it before.

But perfect for game days,

alumni gatherings or collectors,

these two editions give fans a

smoke with a story celebrating

heritage, athletics and finely

crafted tobacco.

You can only buy these on the

Bocock website currently.

Really.

The Bococky.

Yeah, maybe the school store.

Not Bococky Bocock, maybe the

school store or whatever it's

called does not have a tobacco

waste.

I need you to bring this energy

all the time.

This is this is what we need

from you all the time.

Have you seen any of the other

cigars that they made?

Like seeing people smoke them.

No, I don't hang out at colleges

at football games, Yeah.

Like have they taken pictures

and put them online is on top?

Of nobody.

Nobody upstairs has been walking

in with a Syracuse University.

Yeah, like, hey, check this out.

Hey look what I got, bought it

online.

I'm a big Syracuse guy.

Big Syracuse guy, right?

We.

We care.

However, there's a market, all

the colleges, however, there is

a market for that.

Well, he's they've taken on some

other ones.

They've done LSU.

Yeah, they've done four or five

different colleges and then they

do like a player.

From a How do you not do

University of Florida?

Maybe they haven't, maybe

because they won't sell them the

licensing.

Yeah, maybe they got to work on

the agreement.

It's not like you just go.

You know what?

I would like to do one for

Syracuse.

Fuck you, I'm doing it now.

Gators get their logo online,

right?

Yeah.

And then we'll do the Gators get

that alligator.

I like that alligator.

A lot.

Do they have a Bocock cigar?

Their own cigars.

Yes, they have their own cigars.

OK, so it's not just

universities?

These are the guys that

discovered that you should make

San Andreas.

That's those guys, right?

I think so, yeah.

That's what too, right?

We have invented the San Andreas

cigar.

Now the Sumatra.

Wow, that's a great idea.

That was the show I saw it on.

When he does that, everybody

gets 5 minutes and then it runs

into 15.

Right.

Yeah.

Sure.

All right.

Now we have the fastest growing

game on the Internet and in the

cigar industry.

What's the score?

I was on point on that.

One you wear boots, shoes off.

No, I was.

I had the microphone.

Right, he's over there doing

things with the.

I had to change the cameras at

the same time.

So my fingers were not work.

This is from January 12th, 2018.

Charlie Minato Cigars.

It's a Honduran cigar.

Oscar Valadares, Tobacco

incoming to review, 2012 by

Oscar Barber Pole 2012 Barber

Bowl you.

Want me to go first?

Yeah, you saw you point to me

84.

Starting low. 84.

Same thing.

Are you not trying today?

Why did you say starting low?

Because 84 is a low introductory

yes, all you got was a name.

Thought you mean we were lower

than the score.

Because Don King told me.

Don King didn't, all right.

Is it a 2012 Oscar?

2012 is not.

It's all.

It's got that.

Yes, you know, band.

From Honduras, the Oscar

Valadares Tobacco and Company to

Candela and Mexican San Andreas,

the Binder Nicaraguan, OK,

Honduran and Nicaraguan length 6

by 52.

Toro sells for $8.97 and they

smoke 3 cigars. 84. 84.

Oh my God.

What all?

Right.

Come on, Bomer.

Oh, did you guys guess?

Yeah, we guess.

Jack is trying to call me.

Oh yeah, you should.

Pick it up, too.

Ask him if he's called the

Syracuse Cigar.

All right, clue #1 the cigar

delivers a complex and involving

flavor profile, moving from

toast, charcoal and nuttiness

into unique notes like pizza.

Oh, he's calling because I said

he wasn't my favorite.

Oh, you're in trouble.

No, that's not up till Thursday.

Oh, that's right.

It was a Patreon.

Yeah.

Charcoal and Dunning this into

unique notes like pizza crust,

orange peel, peanut butter,

caramel, sweetness.

Keeping the experience engaging

from start to finish.

Oh, this is my favorite cigar.

I'm getting hungry.

Now, subtle sweetness.

I'm gonna smoke 85. 86.

Oh.

This is. #2 Despite some unusual

flavor descriptions, the

reviewer found the cigar quite

enjoyable overall, with full

flavor balance, medium strength

and interesting transition such

as the return of the nuttiness

and improved finish in the final

third.

That was it.

That was the second clue.

What do you want?

You want me to say the number in

the second clue next time?

Yeah, 87.

You went up off of that clue 86.

What did he say?

86. 86 Let's see, Construction

is the main drawback.

The cigar suffered from rapper

burn issues and a consistently

tight draw requiring multiple

touch ups throughout the smoke.

85. 84.

For many years, if you ask

someone to name a Barbara Pole

that was good, you would get a

singular answer.

Arturo Fuente, Hemingway between

the lines.

That's changed of late.

Thanks to the average from La

Florida, Dominicana, Quesada,

Roman Craft to Back and others.

You can now add Oscar Valadares

to the list.

Candela Box Press Barbara Pole

or not, this is another winner

from the company.

I'd recommend it at 12:13, but

at 9:00 it's an easy recommend

for a box purchase, even if

Candela isn't your thing.

He'd recommend it 87.

It's a good number.

I know I've done this before.

Is this the final thought?

Yes, that was it.

We're done. 88.

Oh, nice move, 90.

Yes, baby.

Bong bong, bong.

What happened to Bing Bong?

Bing bong bong.

We can't make another shirt.

I can't spell BA bong.

Bong.

We need 12 more shirts this year

or 11 though.

One a month.

Well, Smoke and Subscribe just

got launched, yeah.

All right, it's been able to.

Anybody got anything else but?

You should pick up the phone for

Jack, see if he's ever smoked

the Bocock cigars.

That's it, That's all I got.

All right, guys, this is it.

There's been episode 447 as

cigars podcast.

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Bye.

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